Philadelphia Police are looking for three people  who robbed a Kensington deli on June 29th, at 8:30 in the morning. The suspects (listed at the bottom of the article) used a hoagie as bait in their robbery.

According to police, a woman (suspect#1) walked in to Uceta Market (2975 Frankford Ave.) and ordered an unidentified kind of sandwich. Turkey and cheese, perhaps? Anyway, an employee at the market, a 20 year-old female, met the apparent customer at the front of the store and told the hoagie-craving woman that she was unable to make her order at the time.

Suspect #1 demanded the sandwich be made and the deli worker complied.

When the sandwich-maker went to the rear of the market to fulfill the customer’s demand, suspect #1 went to the front door to let suspect’s #2 and #3 inside.

While the store employee was distracted, doing her job and making the sandwich order, suspects #2 and #3 went behind the counter and took out an undisclosed amount of money. When the deli worker noticed the suspects stealing from the register, they took off in an unknown direction.

The Spirit reached out to East Detectives to try and get more information about this story. No one answered the phone and no voicemail was available. Anyone with information is asked to call East Detectives at 215-686-3243.

Hear are those descriptions:

• SUSPECT 1: 30-40 year-old black woman, blond hair.

• SUSPECT 2: BLACK MALE, MID 20 YEARS-OF-AGE, 200LBS, STOCKY BUILD, WEARING A GRAY HOODED SWEAT SHIRT WITH WHITE PRINT ON THE FRONT, AND JEANS.

• SUSPECT 3: BLACK MALE, LATE TEENS OF AGE, 5’5″, 130LBS, THIN BUILD, WEARING A PINK SHIRT, CARGO SHORTS, AND BLACK & WHITE SNEAKERS.

Below is surveillance video from the robbery: